- Beaver Ridge ES
- School Counselors
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Beaver Ridge Elementary School Counselors
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Grades Prek-2 Counselor:
Mrs. Nisy Narayana Jaya
Email: nisy.narayanajaya@gcpsk12.org
Phone Number: (770) 326-8079
Counselor Information
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Parent Resources
COVID-19 RECOURCES
- Click here for Gwinnett County COVID-19 Community Resource Guide
- Click here for How to Talk to Your Child About COVID-19
- Click here for Social Distancing and Quarantine Tips
FOOD RESOURCES
- Lunch Stipend English
- Lunch Stipend Spanish
- Norcross Co-Opor call 770-263-8268
- Action Ministriesor call 404-881-1991
- Food Finder GA
- No Kid Hungryor call 800-969-4767
- CarePointe Food Pantryor call 678-812-4500
- Overcomers House Inc.or call 678-575-6608
- The Quinn House Signs and Wonders Food Pantryor call 770-962-0470
- Streetwise Georgiaor call 678-985-9952
- LETTUM EAT! in Association with Norcross First UMC
HOMELESSNESS, HOUSING, AND UTILITIES
- The Asian American Resource Center (AARC)or call 770-270-0663
- Family Promise of Gwinnett Countyor call 678-376-8950
- Gwinnett Habitat for Humanityor call 770-931-8080
- HomeFirst Gwinnettor call 404-527-8819
- Home Stretchor call 770-642-9185 X112
- Hope Atlantaor call 404-817-7070
- Initiative for Affordable Housingor call 404-299-9979
- Interfaith Outreach Homeor call 770-457-3727
- Legal Aid Atlantaor call 678-376-4545
- LIHEAP (Low-Income Home Energy Assistance Program)
- PCCI (Project Community Connections, Inc.)or call 404-215-9991
- Rainbow Villageor call 770-497-1888
- The Silverton Foundationor call 404-815-0291
- Women's Shelter and Support Center
COMMUNITY RESOURCES AND SUPPORT
- Click here for Student and Family Partner Agencies
- Click here for PeachCare, Affordable Health Insurance or call 877-427-3224
- Click here for Medicaid Information or call 404-656-4507
- Click here for Gwinnett, Rockdale, Newton Health Department or call 770-339-4260
- Click here for Norcross Cooperative Ministry or call 770-263-8268
- Click here for United Way or dial 211
- Click here for the Gwinnett Helpline or call 770-995-3339
IMMIGRATION & LEGAL
- GAIN Georgia Asylum and Immigration Network or 678-335-6040
- Georgia Legal Services Program
- Legal Aid Atlanta or call 678-376-4545
CHILD SERVICES & FAMILY SUPPORT
- Division of Child Support Services or call 1-844-694-2347
- Easter Seals North Georgia or 404-943-1070
- Georgia Center for Opportunity or call 770-242-0001
- Georgia Department of Public Health
- Georgia Women, Infants, and Children (WIC) or call 1-800-228-9173
- Home of Hope or call 678-546-8770
- Street Grace or call 678-809-2111
- Quality Rated Child Care or call 404-479-4200
EMPLOYMENT AND TRAINING
- First Step Staffing call 404-577-3395
- Georgia Department of Labor
- Work Source Georgia or call 404-463-3327
MEDICAL
- Babies Can't Wait or call 1-888-651-8224
- Beacon of Hope Pregnancy Care Center or call 404-937-3995
- Gwinnett-Rockdale-Newton County Health Departments or call the Norcross Center at 770-638-5700
- Good Samaritan Health Center or call 678-280-6630
- Discount Pharmacy Cards - Coast2Coast Rx Card or call 1-800-931-8872
- Discount Pharmacy Cards -NeedyMeds or call 1-800-503-6897
- Discount Pharmacy Cards - GoodRx or call 1-888-799-2553
- Discount Pharmacy Cards - CancerCare or call 866-552-6729
- Georgia Crisis and Access Line or call 1-800-715-4225
- Mercy Care or call 678-872-7100
- NPAF (National Patient Advocate Foundation) or call 800-532-5274
- Northside Hospital Gwinnett-Duluth or call 678-312-6800
- Obria Medical Clinics or call 770-338-1680
- PADV (Partnership Agianst Domestic Violence) or call 404-370-9600
- PeachCare for Kids
- The Rape Crisis Center
- The Ben Massell Dental Clinic or call 404-881-1858
- View Point Health or call 678-209-2745
CHARITIES, CLOTHING, AND FURNITURE
- Catholic Charities Atlanta or call 404-920-7748
- Cleaning for a Reason or call 977-337-3348
- Center for Pan Asian Community Services or call 770-232-5200
- Giving Kitchen or call 404-254-1227
- Gwinnett Cares
- Gwinnett Coalition for Health and Human Services or call 770-995-3339
- Helping Mamas or call 770-985-8010
- Home Repairs Ministries or call 404-919-5871
- Latin American Association or call 404-638-1800
- Lilburn Co-op or call 770-931-8333
- Neighborhood Co-opor call 770-263-8268
- Partnership for Community Action, Inc.or call 404-929-2500
- The Salvation Army of Gwinnett County or call 770-724-1660
- Vincent De Paul or call 678-892-6160
- Street Wise or call 678-985-9915
- United Way or call *211
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Social Media
Click on the link below to see tips for supporting your students on encountering good experiences with social media safely.
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Supporting Your Children's Mental Health
Please click the following links to access information regarding supporting your children's mental health during chaotic times.
Supporting Mental Health (English)
Supporting Mental Health (Spanish)
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Kindergarten Competencies
1. Learn the importance of using listening skills at all times in school. (M:6)
2. Follow classroom rules and be able to explain what those rules mean. (B:SS:9)
3. Follow spoken directions given in school (B:SS:1)
4. Cultivate school success by taking responsibility for their actions (self-control). (B:SMS:2)
5. Learn about various careers and occupations (B:SMS:7) (B:SS:4)
6. Express feelings appropriately and recognize the connections between thoughts, feelings, and actions (ex. learning anger management skills) (M:1,2)
7. Develop positive attitudes towards self as a unique and worthy person (B:SS:2,6)
8. Identify and respect similarities and differences of others. (M:1) (B:SMS:9)
9. Explore the difference between appropriate and inappropriate touches. (B:SMS:9) (B:SS:3,9)
10. Identify strategies for stopping inappropriate touches. (M:4) (B:LS:7)
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First Grade Competencies
1. Acquire skills to improve learning (ex: on-task behaviors, positive attitude, perseverance) (M:4,5) (BS:LS:4)
2. Use listening skills to follow oral and written directions. (B:SS:1)
3. Accept mistakes as essential to the learning process. (M:1,3,6)
4. Learn when and how to ask for help with schoolwork. (B:SS:3)
5. Demonstrate personal responsibility in following rules. (B:SM:1,2)
6. Explore personal likes and dislikes as they relate to various careers and occupations. (M:1,3) (B:SS:4)
7. Demonstrate respect for oneself as well as others. (B:SMS:1,7) (B:SS:4-6)
8. Learn about ways to handle disagreements without fighting (conflict resolution (B:SS:2,4,6)
9. Learn how to make and keep friends (B:SMS:9)
10. Recognize the difference between the feelings associated with appropriate and inappropriate physical contact (B:SMS:9) (B:SS:3,9)
11. Identify strategies for stopping inappropriate touches including sexual abuse. (M:4) (B:LS:7)
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Second Grade Competencies
1. Demonstrate the ability to work independently and cooperatively with other students. (B:SMS:3) (B:SS:6-7)
2. Practice effective listening skills in order to follow directions. (B:SS:1)
3. Follow multi-step directions. (B:LS:3) (B:SMS:3)
4. Identify attitudes and behaviors that lead to successful learning (i.e. test-taking skills, work habits). (M:1,5) (B:LS:3)
5. Learn connections between education and possible careers and occupations. (B:LS:9) (B:SS:5)
6. Learn appropriate decision-making skills. (M:3) (B:LS:1,9)
7. Understand the relationship between behaviors and consequences. (M:3) (B:LS:9) (B:SMS:7) (B:SS:4)
8. Learn conflict resolution skills. (PS:B1.3) (M:1,3) (B:3-5)
9. Demonstrate ways to show respect for self, others and property. (B:SMS:9)
10. Recognize the difference between the feelings associated with appropriate and inappropriate physical contact. (B:SS:3,8)
11. Examine and practice safety skills including preventing/stopping sexual abuse. (M:4) (B:LS:7)
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Third Grade Competencies
1. Develop skills to work independently (M:2,5) (BS:SM:3)
2. Explore effective test-taking strategies and stress management techniques. (M:1) (BS:SM:6-7)
3. Follow both written and spoken directions. (BS:SS:1)
4. Practice goal setting, time management, and organizational skills (BS:LS:3)
5. Understand the differences among various careers and occupations. (BS:LS:1) (BS:SM:7)
6. Work cooperatively in small groups to solve problems (BS:SS:8)
7. Apply effective problem-solving skills to make safe and healthy choices. (BS:SS:9)
8. Learn appropriate responses to bullying/harassment. (BS:SS:1)
9. Identify sources of positive and negative influences (peers, family, community, media.) (MS:1)
10. Use effective communication skills. (BS:SM:9)
11. Develop a healthy self-concept by making positive choices. (M:4) (BS:LS:7)
12. Examine and practice safety skills including preventing/stopping sexual abuse. (BS:SS:6)
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Fourth Grade Competencies
1. Identify personal strengths and weaknesses to positively influence school performance. (M:5)
2. Learn and apply test-taking strategies. (BS:LS:3)
3. Utilize organizational and time management skills to complete school assignments. (BS:LS:3)
4. Learn and apply goal-setting strategies. (BS:LS:7)
5. Explore how hobbies and personal interests relate to careers. (BS:SM:1) (BS:SS:9)
6. Use conflict resolution skills to solve problems effectively. (BS:SS:8)
7. Learn how to prioritize time between work and leisure activities. (BS:SS:2)
8. Accept responsibility and understand consequences for personal choices. (BS:SS:7)
9. Learn effective strategies related to peer pressure. (BS:SM:9)
10. Identify strategies to cope effectively with personal and classroom difficulties (conflict resolution skills). (M:4)
11. Recognize and appreciate differences in others (culture, ethnicity, students with disabilities). (BS:SS:6)
12. Summarize and practice safety skills including preventing and stopping sexual abuse. (BS:SM:8)
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Fifth Grade Competencies
1. Apply time management and organizational skills to enhance personal and academic success. (BS:SM:8)
2. Utilize study skills to help achieve goals and reduce test-taking anxiety. (BS:SM:6)
3. Learn strategies to successfully transition to middle school (BS:SM:10)
4. Identify how hobbies and personal interests influence possible careers and occupations. (BS:SM:7)
5. Develop skills to locate information about possible careers and occupations. (BS:SS:2)
6. Demonstrate skills needed to cope with challenges in daily life. (BS:SS:7)
7. Demonstrate behaviors needed to interact with peers effectively (friendship skills, avoiding peer pressure and bullying). (BS:SS:1)
8. Demonstrate respect for and acceptance of differences in others (culture, ethnic, students with disabilities). (BS:SS:5)
9. Demonstrate the use of effective communication skills (verbal and nonverbal) in a variety of settings. (BS:SM:9)
10. Distinguish between appropriate and inappropriate school behaviors (M:4)
11. Identify neglectful, physical and sexually abusive situations and strategies for getting help. (M:4)
12. Understand the relationship between effective work habits (responsibility, punctuality, and effort) and the world of work. (BS:LS:4) (BS:SM:1)